Ukraine says Russian complaints on lack of ammunition in Bakhmut meant to mislead

Ukraine’s  Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Maliar made the statement.

"The enemy is simply misleading us for its military purposes. They are able to communicate with each other by phone, not by publishing video and audio messages on social networks," she said.

She also emphasizes that the number of Russian attacks on the Bakhmut and Lyman directions has increased significantly in recent weeks, not decreased.

• The head of Wagner PMC, Yevgeny Prigozhin, is the one who complains about the lack of ammunition the most in Russia, and according to experts, he is trying to justify his failure to capture Bakhmut.